Wrecked Quincy in bad conditions can’t float
Reports from up the river near the Quincy accident say work continues on the steamer. Three divers repair the hull underwater, wearing full diving gear as crowds watch. Officials say it will take about two weeks to raise and move the Quincy to Eagle Point, delaying commission into late summer or early fall and costing several thousand dollars plus lost passenger traffic.
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Quincy
Dubuque Herald
Eagle Point
A R T Auto Collides With Street Car Downtown
Yesterday afternoon about 5 o'clock an A R T company automobile collided with a State Street street car near Earl Gifford. The auto had left side tires removed and iron rims in the tracks, causing a crash that shattered the car’s brasswork and air cooler while the street car’s windows and motors were damaged. No injuries were reported though occupants were thrown from the vehicle.
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Earl Gifford
Frank Ward
E. Williams
A. R. T. Company
State Street
Sixty five naturalization papers granted Wednesday
Naturalization papers entitling holders to full privileges were granted to sixty five aliens on Wednesday. The list includes Leo Boldt Fritz Bishop Charles Kferman August Nein Ignatz I Kert Jacob Ritter Simon Sundehin Fritz A Norman Albert Baumann and many others.
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Leo Boldt
Fritz Bishop
Charles Kferman
August Nein
Ignatz I. Kert
Jacob Ritter
Simon Sundehin
Fritz A. Norman
Albert Baumann
Rink Boersma
John Wiggart
Alaus Egstad
Ernst Groeschner
August Gollnick
William Kreuger
George Bes
Philip Storch
Martin Halvorsen
Karel Halicker
Peter Brummer
Lauritz Bakkum
Carl Roesner
Frederick Baumann
Evan Bakke
John O. Jones
William Grosser
Julius Zellmar
George Stadick
William Linker
Charles O. Foerstes
Mathias J. Lunde
Ebert . Erickson
Johann F. E. Frohnert
William Schroeder
Gilbert Olson
Thomas K. Peterson
August Weigel
Johann Weber
Ludwig May
Frederick Schulke
Philip Muth
G. Marquardt
Joseph Hegenbart
Andrew Johanson
Peter Hellem
John A. Anderson
Steamer Sidney Evades Warrant At Red Wing Stop
Captain Killeen, wanted for an assault on W Goodwin, avoids arrest as the Sidney passes Red Wing without stopping for freight and passengers. The incident occurred last Sunday night and Goodwin later filed with a Red Wing attorney.
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Sidney
Red Wing
St. Louis
Red Wing Republican
Killeen
W. Goodwin
St. Paul
Diamond
L. Goodwin
Goodwin
Syrians contrasted by a La Crosse dispute over bigamy charges
Carl S Munyer of the North side objects to newspapers labeling all Syrians by a single charge after a local case of alleged bigamy between Elias Asfoor and Bashara Bo Mahoom. He argues Syrians, like other national groups, include both law abiding and problematic individuals. The case, tied to Asfoor and Bo Mahoom through an aunt, is with authorities and not yet in court.
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Carl S. Munyer
North Side
Nwspapers
Munger
la Crosse
Elias Asfoor
Bashara Bo Mahoom
Bo Mahoom
Old Country
Asfoor
Civic and social notices from La Crosse region dated 1906
Mrs H F Mader and Miss Marie Puent plan an extended visit with their brother in Two Harbors Minnesota. A reunion of the Eagle brigade is being planned by County Coroner Cronon. Various local activities include Elks committees meetings and a steamer moonlight excursion on the J S Augoth. TheKeefe Business College and Keefe Conservatory announce fall terms starting September 4 1906 with reduced rates. Numerous local residents visit, relocate or attend events in Hokah La Crosse Trempealeau and Mankato with mentions of merchants doctors and clubs.
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H. F. Mader
Marie Puent
Two Harbors
Minn
Eagle Brigade
Old Abe
Eagle
Cronon
the Elks
Andrew, Anderson
Tawney
Hazel Gorsline
Ethel Nuzum
Amy Gott
Ethel Hamilton
L. R. Adlington
Otto Davis
P. Walier
la Crosse
J. S. Augoth
F. Stathem
Rose
D. Taylor
Hokah
Keefe Business College
Marie Hanson
Lutheran Hospital
Houston
Albert McKown
F. M. Baker
Mi Millan
Blaine Thompson
Red Oak
R. S. Spiering
St. Cloud
Spiering
J. S
Edward Cronon
Wisconsin Grand Army of the Republic
J. W. Lawrence
Harry Packman
Christchurch
Black
St. Paul
Miriam Hrrison
Electric Supply & Construction Company
Main Street
Ed M. Minshall
Viroqua
Southeastern Railway
C. Hy Tate
Minshall
Harry Pulver
Missoula
Mont
F. G. Davis
Macon
N. C
United States
C. H. Chilter of
Peoria
Geo. Tance of
Milo
E. S. Breibach
F. C
Mankato
Frank Ramming
Spring Valley
Keefe
E. F. Horner
Fond du Lac
J. P. Johnson
Mabel
A. O. Colby
Total lunar eclipse scheduled for Saturday
A total eclipse of the moon is set for Saturday August 4 visible in central and western North America with the moon entering the shadow at 5 15 a m central time.
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North America
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